Treasure Tale of Keer Family and Hidden Fortune
In a country estate tale, Peter Keer digs for a hidden fortune after receiving directions from his master Gilson Blagg. Across several finds a box of gold coins leads to a final clue guiding to a bungalow where Keer discovers his wife and children awaiting him, having hidden nearby as instructed.
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Ev Gilson
Bo Pater
No clear news item found in noisy OCR fragment
A fragmentary historical note discusses excess in good qualities and the balance of humor and proportion. It cites a quotation about self-reliance curiosity imagination foresight patience and includes a misrendered attribution.
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Esquesing Township Court Notice on Voter List Hearing
Township of Esquesing announces a court hearing under the Voters List act for the Municipality of Esquesing. The County Court will convene on the 4th of an unspecified month at 10 a.m. to hear complaints regarding the first and second parts of the Voters' List dated 34th day of September 1088. Bennett, Clerk.
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Clark
Final arrangements for Georgetown Big Fair
Georgetown prepares for its eighty ninth annual fair with harness races on Friday and Saturday, a potato race on horseback, Boys Grain Club exhibit, Gate Home Garden and Canning Club displays, live stock show, midway attractions, races, and a special prize for the largest fly. Officials expect another great success at Georgetown Park.
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Winners at Brampton Fale Among One Prize Winners
A list of prize winners from Brampton Fale includes Wegon Hones-Howerd Laidlaw Norval W O Drownridge and T J Drownridge from Georgetown Roadsters J D Devereaux and George town Ind Carriage turnout Mark Given Limrhousa Hingis carriage in harness Mark Given Howard Laidlaw Pony 13 J Alaz ander Georgetown Mutcalchaire Jloward Laidlaw Norval Ind Chariss Austin Gsonge town.
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Gsongetown
Acknowledgement of Hale Labrador clothing gift from Rutland group
A letter dated July 6 1935 from Mution Bay Labrador thanks Mrs Mackenzie for a winter clothing donation. It notes a cold season heavy snow and long travel, reports a two hundred mile four day run, and praises the Georgetown Home Preserve Shelf jars while expressing gratitude to all contributors.
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Visit by Women's Institute members to local school
On a Tuesday morning the pupils and teacher Ailis Grindell welcomed the Women's Institute committee. Mrs Wright and others presented books and toothpaste to students Wilfred Johnson Alex Wright Helen Devereaux Lorraine Hassel and others for their attendance and school neatness. The visit ended with thanks and an invitation to return on Saturday.
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September weddings Hamber Easter and Webster nuptials
Miss Jean Websles of Windhor married Mr. Help Lougias Harper of Georgetown in a 3 o clock ceremony at Andrews Presbyterian Church officiated by Dr. ML Paulo. The reception featured tall white standards with colored glass, rich gowns, and a satin gown for the bride. The couple left for New York en route to Bermuda.
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George's Church Wedding in Progressive Blue Velvet Attire
A late autumn wedding at George's Church on Thursday September amid ornate decorations. Bride Nelle of Toronto married James Gooditt of Toronto with James Goodlett of Huxtey and others in attendance. The couple will reside in Hamilton after the ceremony and reception featured elegant wardrobes including midnight blue velvet gowns and coordinated hats and furs. Out of town guests included Ivan Acton of Brampton Toronto Alberta and London England.
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LIPE'S AUTUMN
A reflective piece on the value of autumn and the passing of lifespans. It compares the closing years to the season's quiet beauty and rest, noting that contentment can come from endings as well as beginnings. The text echoes enduring appreciation for the world’s changing seasons and the comfort found in rest after labor.
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Geontown High holds annual Held day with interschool winners
Pupils at Geontown High School staged Held day on Wednesday with winners across events. Senior and junior divisions claimed wins in sprints, jumping events, and a relay as Millon Acton and Georgetown teams vied for the belt.
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Churchgoing once compulsory in era of social change
Fragmentary account notes a time when regular church attendance was required and viewed with suspicion by society. It contrasts past rigidity with current shifts in Halifax and Moston as communities rethink norms.
Safety Laws Urged For Hunters Ahead Of Season
Authorities warn hunters to follow safety measures as Canada opens hunting season. Lt Howard cites frequent injuries from loaded firearms, accidental discharges, and unsafe handling. The Game Association urges caution to prevent tragedies in woods and marshes.
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